Petaluma Couple Welcome Daughter Carol Rose
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mannion of Petaluma California announce the birth of a daughter named Carol Rose on May 5. maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Christie recently returned from a visit there and to Redondo Beach with E. L. Christie and family. They also saw Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heilman and Mr. and Mrs P. M. Braden at Westminster California. John E. Young, desk sergeant at police headquarters, entered the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City yesterday for observation and medical treatment.
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C. E. Mannion
Petaluma
Calif
Carol Rose
R. L. Christie
Redondo Beach
E. L. Christie
Edgar Heilman
P. M. Braden
Westminster
John E. Young
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Daily transcript shows admissions for Tuesday including Gussie I Carpenter Aliceville surgical Sue Jones medical and James Gordon medical. dismissals for Lynn E Smith Glen Hardesty and Gussie I Carpenter. A traffic citation summons issued to Dennis E Schultz for illegal display of license tag.
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N. Steuben
Wall Street Stocks Mixed In Late Afternoon Trading
Wall Street swung between gains and losses with groups showing divergent trends as the market edged higher on balance in late trading in New York.
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EUB No 1, Shaw Win Church Softball Games
EUB No 1 defeats St Patrick s 5 2 with Elmer Robinson homering in the seventh. Shaw tops EUB No 10 8 aided by Beard s bases loaded homer in the fourth. Tomorrow’s schedule has First Baptists vs UB Trinity Baptists and EUB No 1 vs Stark.
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St. Patrick's
Shaw
EUB No
Elmer Robinson
Beard
First Baptists
Ub-Trinity Baptists
Stark
Pilot Blackout Near Grandview Air Force Base
Lt. Richard Conover, pilot from Nellis AFB, experienced a cockpit oxygen failure over Grandview Air Force Base near Salina Kansas causing loss of consciousness during a T-33 training flight. The faulty oxygen system led to the incident yesterday.
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Salina, Kas
Grandview Air Force Base
Richard Conover
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada pilot passes out as oxygen fails mid flight
Conover, a Nevada pilot, blacked out at 36000 feet when oxygen equipment failed. Co pilot Lt. V K Johannsen took control and descended to 10000 feet where Conover woke. They landed at Smoky Hill Air Force Base for repairs, en route from Scott AFB Illinois to Peterson AFB Colorado.
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V. K. Johannsen
Conover
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Petterson Air Force Base
Colo
Deaths and Funerals In Chanute and area
Mrs Georgia Etta Calvert 86 of 111 N Plummer died 10 15 Tuesday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital after declining health since Easter. Born January 9 1869 at Niagara Falls NY she lived in Iola and Chanute since 1910 married Silas Calvert in 1920. Survived by four daughters a son seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Friday at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Rev Ross Mahin of Wesleyan Methodist officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Edward Mahoney 92 died at home near Stark after three months illness. Born Sept 18 1862 at Lecompton son of Daniel and Mary Mahoney. Married Anna McSherry Sept 4 1907. Survived by wife five daughters and four sons and 16 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Dietz Funeral Home. Mrs Maud Latona Rea 73 of 8113 Marty Oberlin Park died 1 30 PM yesterday after four days illness. Widow of James C Rea a former Stark banker. Survived by a son James C Rea two daughters and nine grandchildren a sister and two brothers. Graveside service 2 30 PM in Mount Moriah Stark. Service times set at Hoge Funeral Home Oberlin Park.
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Georgia Etta Calvert
N. Plummer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Georgia Etta Chambers
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Kansas
Iola
Chanute
Silas Calvert
Gibson Funeral Home
Ross Mahin
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Edward Mahoney
Stark
Osage County
Scranton
Lecompton
Daniel
Mary Hickey Mahoney
Ireland
Anna McSherry
Osage City
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Glen Buck
Burlingame
James Bonnar
Racine
Wis
Ann Raphael
St. John's Hospital
Leavenworth
Mary Clementine
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
Mont
Genevieve Mahoney
Philip
Fredonia
Paul
Council Grove
Joe
James
David Mahoney
Corning
Dietz Funeral Home
Erie
Maud Rea
Maud Latona Rea
Marty
Oberlin Park
James C. Rea
Rea
Maud
Tex
Old Methodist Mission Church
Ralph E. Collins
Charles Davis
Kansas City
Kas
Kathryn Vance
Walter E. Vance
Parsons
J. E. Vance
Hoge Funeral Home
Mount Moriah
Steers Higher Hog Trend Up At Kansas City Livestock Market
Market report shows cattle numbers and varied price ranges across weights with steady to higher trends. Steers and hogs advance with calves, cows, and bulls mixed, while stocker classes remain scarce and lambs command strong quotes. Parson's market notes hogs up 25, sows up 25 to 50, with cattle steady to higher across many categories.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons
Markets Mixed With Declines In Wheat At Chicago and KC
Chicago commodity floors show butter and eggs steady with mixed receipts while grain quotes sag on wheat and soybeans. Kansas City reports quiet hay trading with no sales and steady tone, alongside slight price shifts in feed grains and milo futures.
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Chicago
U. S
Chicago Grain
Chicago P
Board of Trade
Kansas City
P—Ihda
Kansas Governor Bypasses Air Travel Rules for Denver Trip
The adjutant general noted orders from the guard bureau aimed at spreading funds across the budget year. The Kansas National Guard plane exceeded its permitted flight hours, forcing the governor to fly commercially yesterday to Denver for Agriculture Secretary Benson's drought conference.
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Guard Bureau
Kansas National Guard
Denver
Agriculture
Benson
Kansas Faces 1.67 Billion Need for Road Upgrades
Kansas must spend about 1.67 billion dollars over the next decade to improve roads and streets. State highway officials estimate 873 million is needed for the State Highway System alone, with over a third of the state’s 9,600 miles rated below adequate. District adequacy ranges from 54.52 percent in the Northeast to 73.21 percent in the Southwest.
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Topeka
Kansas
Walter Johnson
Highway Department
North Central
Northwest
Southeast
South Central
Southwest
Time Extended For Labor Talk
DETROIT The CIO United Auto Workers union extended its contract with Ford Motor Co from midnight to night to next Monday morning to allow further negotiations. UAW President Walter P. Reuther and Ford department director Ken Bannon said Ford made a new proposal but negotiators remain far apart on many issues including the guaranteed annual wage. The four day extension aims to explore the proposal and resolve all unresolved issues, removing the threat of a strike at midnight.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Ford
Reuther
Will of Weatherford Admitted to Probate
LEAVENWORTH Kas Will of Weatherford admitted to probate following the death of Eugene Walks. The court records note the oral will and designate heirs and settlement of estate according to local probate procedures. The case reflects standard probate action in Leavenworth County courts.
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Will of
Weatherford
Leavenworth, Kas
Eugene Walk
Budget Worries Ground Plane Used by Hall
Budget worries at the U S National Guard Bureau grounded the plane normally used by Gov Fred Hall. Maj Gen Joe Nickell of Kansas announces the halt amid national guard budget constraints and scheduling conflicts.
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Hall
Topeka
U. S. National Guard Bureau
Fred Hall
Joe Nickell
Kansas
Weatherford of Sedalia dies after will instructions
Weatherford a 56 year old Veterans Administration Center employee at Wadsworth Kansas died April 9, the day after giving oral instructions for a will. Witnesses Calvin Stone and Tom Boone saw the will which dispersed about 6500 dollars to 10 organizations and 28 fellow employees. In Kansas, a Salk vaccine supply was noted for school children. Dr Philip A Beary said a Newton girl may be a non paraly tic case though lab results were negative. A similar case had been reported earlier.
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Sedalia
Veterans Administration Center
Wadsworth
Kas
Calvin Stone
American Legion
Tom Boone
Philip A. Beary
Newton
Second Kansas Case Of Polio After Shots
TOPEKA A second unconfirmed polio case has been reported after vaccination efforts in Kansas. Health officials caution the case remains under investigation and no firm link to the vaccine has been established.
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Kansas
Topeka
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